The entire floor is composed of 12mm thick tempered glass layered three times for safety.
The skywalk is designed to withstand significant weight, allowing for high visitor density.
The structure connects to a circular platform at its end, providing a 360-degree view of Uiamho Lake.
The location was selected to revitalize tourism around the Soyanggang area in Chuncheon.
The bridge is designed to minimize the visual impact on the natural lake landscape.
The Soyanggang Skywalk is a 174-meter-long bridge with a 156-meter transparent glass section that extends over the Uiamho Lake. It is the longest transparent glass walkway in South Korea. The structure provides a direct vertical view of the water flowing beneath visitors' feet. It is anchored near the Soyanggang Dam and the iconic Soyanggang Maiden statue. The walkway is constructed with tempered glass in three layers for structural safety. LED lighting is integrated into the floor, creating illumination during evening hours.
The circular platform at the end of the walkway, offering the widest perspective of the lake and mountains.
Wear the provided shoe covers to prevent scratching the glass surface.
Check weather conditions before arrival, as the bridge may be restricted during high winds or heavy rain.
Visit during sunset to experience both the daylight views and the evening floor lighting.
Do not attempt to bring food, drinks, or sharp objects onto the glass section.
May be closed during extreme weather conditions such as high winds, heavy rain, or icy conditions in winter.
Visitors must wear protective shoe covers provided at the entrance to protect the glass.
